Mushroom 25 Live

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Mushroom 25 Live
Live album by
Various artists
ReleasedDecember 1998
Recorded14 November 1998
GenrePop / dance / rock
Length360 min 1998 VHS
340 min 2002 DVD
LabelMushroom Records
Various artists chronology
Mushroom Evolution Concert
(1982)
Mushroom 25 Live
(1998)

Mushroom 25 Live is a live album, video and DVD by various Australian musicians and was recorded at the Mushroom 25 Concert held on Saturday 14 November 1998, at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. From the early afternoon until late at night for the nine-hour concert, 56 acts, including many of the biggest names in Australian music, performed their hits to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Mushroom Records, which was organised by its owner, Michael Gudinski.[1][2] The concert featured former Cold Chisel singer Jimmy Barnes guesting with INXS on "The Loved One" and "Good Times" in tribute of Michael Hutchence for their first public performance since his death in November 1997.[2][3]

The 1998 VHS comprised 3 video cassettes with a total time of 360 min.[4] By 2002, Gudinski's Liberation Blue Records re-released the concert both on audio as a 2xCD and video as a 2xDVD set. The 2xCD set has 15 tracks each with Disc 1 length of 71: 45,[5] and Disc 2 length of 75:35.[6] The DVD is a double disc set in Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, with a running time of almost six hours and featuring deluxe Digipak packaging. Audio - Dolby Digital 5.1 Regions - 1,2,3,4,5,6. Disc Format - 2 x DVD9. Disc One: 174 Minutes. Disc Two: 166 Minutes. Rated ‘E’

Background[edit]

Impresario Michael Gudinski and fellow music agent Ray Evans formed Mushroom Records in late 1972.[1] Their first album was an ambitious triple-LP live recording of the 1973 Sunbury Pop Festival.[1] In its first few years Mushroom released albums and singles by some of the most significant Australian rock acts of the period, including Madder Lake, Chain, The Dingoes and Skyhooks.[1] Success with Skyhooks' first few albums followed by Split Enz, Models, INXS, Kylie Minogue and Jimmy Barnes enabled Mushroom to dominate the Australian music industry into the 1990s.[1] In 1982, Mushroom Records celebrated its tenth anniversary by running the Mushroom Evolution Concert which was released as a triple live album and a related VHS. Gudinski sold 49% of his interests in Mushroom Records to rival Festival Records then owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation in 1993 for a reputed $22 million.[2] Gudinski decided to celebrate Mushroom Records' 25th Anniversary with a concert held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 14 November 1998. The concert featured former Cold Chisel singer Jimmy Barnes guesting with INXS on "The Loved One" and "Good Times" in tribute of Michael Hutchence for their first public performance since his death.[3] Kylie Minogue emerged from a birthday cake and performed a medley of songs.[2] A month later the album, Mushroom 25 Live was released on CD. Less than a year later, Gudinski sold the remaining 51% to News Corporation's James Murdoch for a reputed $40 million,[2] and it was merged with Festival Records to form Festival Mushroom Records. By 2002, Gudinski's Liberation Blue Records re-released the concert both on audio as a 2xCD and video as a 2xDVD set.

CD track listing[edit]

1998 single CD version

  1. "Leaps and Bounds" – Paul Kelly
  2. "It's a Man's Man's World" – Renée Geyer
  3. "Love Comes Easy" – Vika and Linda
  4. "This Is It" – Dannii Minogue
  5. "Medley: "Celebration"/"What Do I Have to Do?"/"Step Back in Time"/"Wouldn't Change a Thing"/"Turn It Into Love"/"Confide in Me"/"Shocked"/"Never Too Late"/"Did It Again"/"Hand on Your Heart"/"Better the Devil You Know"/"Celebration" – Kylie Minogue
  6. "Mysterious Girl" – Peter André
  7. "It's Alright" – Deni Hines
  8. "Even When I'm Sleeping" – Leonardo's Bride
  9. "Tucker's Daughter" – Ian Moss
  10. "No Aphrodisiac" – The Whitlams
  11. "Dogs Are Talking" – The Angels
  12. "Most People I Know Think that I'm Crazy" – Billy Thorpe
  13. "Lover Lover" – Jimmy Barnes
  14. "Good Times" – Jimmy Barnes and INXS

VHS Track listing[edit]

  1. "Delicious" – Moler
  2. "Pressure Sway" – Machinations
  3. "Change in Mood" – Scott Carne
  4. "Die Yuppie Die" – Painters and Dockers
  5. "Divi Van" – Painters and Dockers
  6. "Time Bomb" – Nick Barker
  7. "Stuck On You" – Paul Norton
  8. "Play the Game" – Wendy Stapleton
  9. "Mighty Rock" – Stars
  10. "Soul Kind of Feeling" – Dynamic Hepnotics featuring Robert Susz
  11. "Green Limousine" – The Badloves
  12. "Black and Blue" – Chain
  13. "I Remember When I Was Young" – Chain
  14. "Where Are You Now?" – Juno Roxas
  15. "Suburban Boy" – Dave Warner
  16. "Don't Fall in Love" – The Ferrets featuring Billy Miller
  17. "A Tale They Won't Believe" – Weddings Parties Anything
  18. "Father's Day" – Weddings Parties Anything
  19. "Hard Land" – Chris Wilson
  20. "I Can't Stand the Rain" – Wilson Diesel
  21. "Love Comes Easy" – Vika and Linda
  22. "Goodbye Lollipop" – Madder Lake
  23. "12lb Toothbrush" – Madder Lake
  24. "Wanna Be Up" – Chantoozies
  25. "Out Of Mind Out Of Sight" – James Freud
  26. "Apple Eyes" – Swoop
  27. "Goosebumps" – Christie Allen
  28. "(Everybody Wants To) Work" – Uncanny X-Men
  29. "This Is It" – Dannii
  30. "All I Wanna Do" – Dannii
  31. "Cry" – The Mavis's
  32. "Naughty Boy" – The Mavis's
  33. "It's Only the Beginning" – Deborah Conway
  34. "Madame Butterfly Is in Trouble" – Deborah Conway
  35. "Took the Children Away" – Archie Roach with Ruby Hunter
  36. "Last Ditch Cabaret" – Mark Seymour
  37. "Holy Grail" – Mark Seymour
  38. "Ghost Ships" – Chris Bailey
  39. "Just Like Fire Would" – Chris Bailey
  40. "Wide Open Road" – Chris Bailey and Paul Kelly
  41. "Heading in the Right Direction" – Renée Geyer
  42. "It's a Man's Man's World" – Renée Geyer
  43. "Strangers on a Train" – The Sports
  44. "Who Listens to the Radio" – The Sports
  45. "Stand-up" – Mick Molloy
  46. "Happy Man" – Sunnyboys
  47. "Alone With You" – Sunnyboys
  48. "Medley" – Kylie Minogue
  49. "Looking for an Echo" – Ol'55
  50. "On the Prowl" – Ol'55
  51. "Leaps and Bounds" – Paul Kelly
  52. "To Her Door" – Paul Kelly
  53. "Throw Your Arms Around Me" – Mark Seymour/Kate Ceberano
  54. "Most People I Know Think That I'm Crazy" – Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs
  55. "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" – Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs
  56. "Run to Paradise" – Choirboys
  57. "Tucker's Daughter" – Ian Moss
  58. "Pash" – Kate Ceberano
  59. "Mysterious Girl" – Peter Andre
  60. "It's Alright" – Deni Hines
  61. "Even When I'm Sleeping" – Leonardo's Bride
  62. "No Aphrodisiac" – The Whitlams
  63. "We Gotta Get Out of This Place" – The Angels
  64. "Dogs Are Talking" – The Angels
  65. "Driving Wheels" – Jimmy Barnes
  66. "Lay Down Your Guns" – Jimmy Barnes
  67. "Lover Lover" – Jimmy Barnes
  68. "Working Class Man" – Jimmy Barnes
  69. "The Loved One" – Jimmy Barnes with INXS The Loved One
  70. "Good Times" – Jimmy Barnes with INXS

2002 Liberation Blue re-release[edit]

Disk 1

  1. "I Remember When I Was Young" – Chain
  2. "12lb Toothbrush" – Madder Lake
  3. "Don't Fall in Love" – The Ferrets featuring Billy Miller
  4. "Mighty Rock" – Stars
  5. "Alone With You" – Sunnyboys
  6. "Ghost Ships" – Chris Bailey
  7. "On the Prowl" – Ol'55
  8. "Out of Mind Out of Sight" – Models
  9. "It's a Man's Man's World" – Reneé Geyer
  10. "Pressure Sway" – Machinations
  11. "Soul Kind of Feeling" – Dynamic Hepnotics
  12. "Stranger on a Train" – Sports
  13. "Most People I Know Think that I'm Crazy" – Billy Thorpe
  14. "Tucker's Daughter" – Ian Moss
  15. "Run to Paradise" – Choirboys

Disk 2

  1. "Leaps and Bounds" – Paul Kelly
  2. "Even When I'm Sleeping" – Leonardo's Bride
  3. "Father's Day" – Things of Stone and Wood
  4. "Green Limousine" – Badloves
  5. "No Aphrodisiac" – Whitlams
  6. "Last Ditch Cabaret" – Mark Seymour
  7. "Love Comes Easy" – Vika and Linda
  8. "Madame Butterfly Is in Trouble" – Deborah Conway
  9. "It's Alright" – Deni Hines
  10. "Mysterious Girl" – Peter Andre
  11. "This Is It" – Dannii Minogue
  12. "Medley" – Kylie Minogue
  13. "Dogs Are Talking" – Angels
  14. "Lover Lover" – Jimmy Barnes
  15. "Good Times" – Jimmy Barnes & INXS

DVD Track listing[edit]

Disc one[edit]

  1. "Delicious" - Moler
  2. "Pressure Sway" - Machinations
  3. "No Say in It" - Machinations
  4. "Change in Mood" - Scott Carne
  5. "Die Yuppie Die" - Painters and Dockers
  6. "Divi Van" - Painters and Dockers
  7. "Time Bomb" - Nick Barker
  8. "Stuck on You" - Paul Norton
  9. "Play the Game" - Wendy Stapleton
  10. "Mighty Rock" - Stars
  11. "Soul Kind of Feeling" - Dynamic Hepnotics featuring Robert Susz
  12. "Green Limousine" - The Badloves
  13. "Black and Blue" - Chain
  14. "I Remember When I Was Young" - Chain
  15. "Where Are You Now?" - Juno Roxas
  16. "Suburban Boy" - Dave Warner
  17. "Don't Fall in Love" - The Ferrets featuring Billy Miller
  18. "A Tale They Won't Believe" - Weddings Parties Anything
  19. "Father's Day" - Weddings Parties Anything
  20. "AcDc - Chris Wilson
  21. "I Can't Stand the Rain" - Wilson Diesel
  22. "Love Comes Easy" - Vika and Linda
  23. "Goodbye Lollipop" - Madder Lake
  24. "12lb Toothbrush" - Madder Lake
  25. "Wanna Be Up" - Chantoozies
  26. "Out of Mind Out of Sight" - James Freud
  27. "Apple Eyes" - Swoop
  28. "Goosebumps" - Christie Allen
  29. "(Everybody Wants To) Work" - Uncanny X-Men
  30. "This Is It" - Dannii Minogue
  31. "All I Wanna Do" - Dannii Minogue
  32. "Cry" - The Mavis's
  33. "Naughty Boy" - The Mavis's
  34. "It's Only the Beginning" - Deborah Conway
  35. "Madame Butterfly Is in Trouble" - Deborah Conway
  36. "Took the Children Away" - Archie Roach with Ruby Hunter
  37. "Last Ditch Cabaret" - Mark Seymour
  38. "Holy Grail" - Mark Seymour

Disc two[edit]

  1. "Ghost Ships" - Chris Bailey
  2. "Just Like Fire Would" - Chris Bailey
  3. "Wide Open Road" - Chris Bailey with Paul Kelly
  4. "Heading in the Right Direction" - Renée Geyer
  5. "It's a Man's Man's World" - Renée Geyer
  6. "Strangers on a Train" - The Sports
  7. "Who Listens to the Radio?" - The Sports
  8. "Stand Up" - Mick Molloy
  9. "Happy Man" - The Sunnyboys
  10. "Alone With You" - The Sunnyboys
  11. "Medley: "Celebration"/"What Do I Have to Do?"/"Step Back in Time"/"Wouldn't Change a Thing"/"Turn It Into Love"/"Confide in Me"/"Shocked"/"Never Too Late"/"Did It Again"/"Hand on Your Heart"/"Better the Devil You Know"/"Celebration" – Kylie Minogue
  12. "Looking For An Echo" - Ol' 55
  13. "On The Prowl" - (Ol' 55)
  14. "Leaps and Bounds", (Paul Kelly)
  15. "To Her Door" - (Paul Kelly)
  16. "Throw Your Arms Around Me" - (Mark Seymour and Kate Ceberano)
  17. "Most People I Know Think That I'm Crazy" - (Billy Thorpe)
  18. "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" - (Billy Thorpe)
  19. "Run To Paradise" - (The Choirboys)
  20. "Tucker's Daughter" - (Ian Moss)
  21. "Pash" - (Kate Ceberano)
  22. "Mysterious Girl" - (Peter André)
  23. "It's Alright" - (Deni Hines)
  24. "Even When I'm Sleeping" - (Leonardo's Bride)
  25. "No Aphrodisiac" - (The Whitlams)
  26. "We Gotta Get Out of This Place" - (The Angels)
  27. "Dogs Are Talking" - (The Angels)
  28. "Driving Wheels" - (Jimmy Barnes)
  29. "Lay Down Your Guns" - (Jimmy Barnes)
  30. "Lover Lover" - (Jimmy Barnes)
  31. "Working Class Man" - (Jimmy Barnes)
  32. "The Loved One" - (Jimmy Barnes with INXS)
  33. "Good Times" - (Jimmy Barnes with INXS)
  34. "Good Times" - (Reprise) Ensemble

References[edit]

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  4. ^ "Mushroom 25 Live [videorecording]". Music Australia. National Library of Australia. 7 December 1999. Retrieved 11 May 2009.
  5. ^ "Mushroom 25 Live (Disc 1)". Music Australia. National Library of Australia. 30 March 2007. Retrieved 11 May 2009.
  6. ^ "Mushroom 25 Live (Disc 2)". Music Australia. National Library of Australia. 30 March 2007. Retrieved 11 May 2009.

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